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President Donald Trump on Monday suggested that he might temporarily exempt some auto manufacturers from tariffs he previously imposed on the sector, to give carmakers time to adjust their supply chains."I'm looking at something to help…

Goldman Sachs reported revenue drops in two of its three main business lines, but trading revenue was enough to satisfy investors. Read More: Goldman Sachs sees clients craving policy certainty — and putting off

In late January, then-prime minister Justin Trudeau and the country's premiers urged people to "choose Canada" by purchasing Canadian products amid the growing threat of U.S. tariffs."There are many ways for you to do your part," Trudeau…

Nasdaq-100 futures indicated tech stocks would lead U.S. stocks higher as a new week of trading got under way Sunday night, though investors noted confusion remained after mixed signals from the Trump administration over tariffs on…

Clicking "add to cart" may soon come with some additional sticker shock.As tariff pressures force some sellers in China to increase their prices for U.S. markets, some retail experts say Canadians shopping online could potentially feel…

Older consumers — and their adult children — now have more education and higher technological expectations. Read More: This is the future of senior housing

The Trump administration late Friday said it would exclude electronics like smartphones and laptops from "reciprocal" tariffs, a move that could help keep the prices down for popular consumer electronics that aren't usually made in the…

There are two options now: The U.S. economy will either muddle through a soft patch, or fall into a sudden downturn. Read More: What could a Trump recession look like? The economic outlook is bad — or

As It Happens5:26Duty-free shop owner says business is suffering as Canadians avoid the U.S.If business doesn't pick up soon at his duty-shop, Éric Lapointe says he's going to have to lay people off. "I've had three customers today so…

Jamie Dimon cited “sticky inflation, high fiscal deficits and still rather high asset prices and volatility” in his remarks. Read More: JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns tariffs and trade war are causing